Constitutional Foundations for the Protection of Human Rights in Uzbekistan

This article examines the constitutional foundations for the protection of human rights and freedoms in Uzbekistan, focusing on the relationship between national legislation and international human rights standards. It highlights the role of judicial protection, qualified legal assistance, the right to appeal decisions of public authorities, and mechanisms for the restoration of violated rights in ensuring the effective protection of human rights. The scientific novelty of the study lies in systematizing constitutional guarantees in connection with the mechanisms that ensure their practical implementation and proposing a set of interrelated criteria for assessing the effectiveness of human rights protection. Based on the findings, the article develops scientific and practical recommendations aimed at improving the human rights protection system in Uzbekistan.